Recipe Text
Ingredients:
- Onions – 2
- Tomatoes – 250gms
- Capsicum – 200gms
- Paneer – 460gms
- Vinegar – 1 1/2Tbsps
- Tomato Sauce – 2Tbsps
- Soy Sauce – 1Tbsp
- Salt To Taste
- Chili Powder – 2 1/2tsps
- Turmeric Powder – 1/8tsp
- Oil – 7tsps
Preparations:
Peel
onions and cut them into big pieces. Wash tomatoes and cut them into big
pieces. Similarly wash capsicum, remove the seeds and cut them also into
big
pieces. Cut Paneer into big pieces and arrange them on a microwave safe
plate.
Microwave the Paneer on high for 2 minutes. This makes the Paneer pieces
firm
as though they were deep fried. Those who want may deep fry these Paneer
pieces
in hot oil also.
Method:
Take
a pan and heat oil in it. When the oil is hot add the onions and fry.
After 1
minute add the capsicum pieces. Fry for a minute. Add tomato pieces and
fry for
one and half minutes. Do all this frying on high flame only, right from
the
beginning. Now add the Paneer pieces and mix well. Add salt, chili
powder and
turmeric powder respectively. Mix well. Now add vinegar, tomato sauce
and soy sauce respectively. Mix well. Take this into a serving plate or bowl and
serve
piping hot. This can be eaten with Rotis, Naans, Fried Rice, Pulaos
etc…It
tastes even better when eaten without any cereal compliment. This dish
takes very
little time to prepare. So, no need to plan for making this recipe.
Tip:
Microwave
the Paneer pieces on high power for 2 minutes. By doing this the Paneer
pieces
become firm and will not scramble while mixing. It almost gives the deep
fried
effect. So to avoid deep frying and thus cutting down the oil
consumption use
microwave option.
Point to
remember:
Make
this entire preparation on high flame only. Here the vegetables will be
sizzled. They should retain some rawness in them.
Though this is a Chinese preparation we are not using Ajinomoto in
this recipe. There have been many controversies
regarding the usage of Ajinomoto, so I have omitted
it in my recipe. It is optional and hence those who prefer to add Ajinomoto may
add it before adding salt. However it is recommended that children and pregnant
women avoid taking Chinese dishes even at restaurants. I have used turmeric powder in my recipe as it gives nice color to the
dish
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Swetha said...-
Hello Gayatri garu... Mee videos chala baguntaayi... Mee narration inka
baguntundi...Nenu chala receipes mee videos chusi nerchukunnanu... entha easy ga
vuntaayo mee vantalu..
Ee madhya ekkuva ga TOFU gurinchi chustunnam. Tofu
chaala healthy kadaa..kani danitho em vantalu cheyyalo ardham avatledu.Daanitho
meeru emaina vantalu chupisthe maaku chaala help avutundi...Thanks in
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- Anonymous said...
This is for the Chilli Paneer recipe: 1. You may just bake/broil the paneer for a brownish fried paneer texture .. tastes better than microwaving it. 2. Preferably use seasoned rice vinegar instead of regular vinegar. (This applies to any stir fry recipe)
October 4, 2010 11:07 PM sridevi said...
Hello Gayatrigaru
I saw your Chilli paneer recipe and it uses vinegar. I use vinegar
rarely(almost nil) and I see that only large bottles are available in the
store.
I dont want to get vinegar and let it lie in the cupboard.
Is there a subsitute for vinegar in this recipe?(can i use simple nimmakaya
rasam?)
Thanks in advance
Sridevi
August 2, 2010 10:11 PM
Anonymous said...
Hai Gayatri Garu,
I am Deepthi, nenu Auckland
(Newzealand) lo vuntanu, i am 29 years old and have one son but i do
lots of experiments because i am learining. when i was searching for
some recipes i recently as it was my sister in laws birthday and i want
to give her a suprise party and fortunately i got ur link and i did a
curry called cabbage kobari curry you belive me or not they all loved
it. i did this on 4th this month and am so used now i started to make a
note of few more recipes and today i am trying chiili panner as a snack
for afternoon tea. and prepare chikkudikaya kura also. thanks a lot ur
recipes are really helpfull to improve my taste in cooking. you use a
very clear language and have helpfull hits. thanks a lot and i want to
make use of all ur recipes.
Thanks a lot again Deepthi April 25, 2009 6:00 PM |
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